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Marvel Vs Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds Details and Interview

Post by Steve Farrelly @ 08:30am 23/04/10 | 6 Comments

AusGamers was invited out to sunny Hawaii to sip on mai tais, drink Primo, soak up the sun and atmosphere and also get stuck into Capcom's upcoming roster of titles. Chief among these was the recently unveiled Marvel Vs Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds, a game some 10 years in the waiting and making, and thanks to heady fan screams for a new entrant, Capcom are poised to deliver.

We had a chance to grill the team, and Capcom community manager, Seth Killian, about MVC3's features and future, while also getting some one-on-one time with the game's producer, Ryouta Niitsuma, to talk serious fighting-game-running-on-MT Framework shop.

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darkjedi
Posted 08:52am 23/4/10

Nice tatts steve!

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paulus
Posted 09:55am 23/4/10

They're not tatts. He was born like that.

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Steve Farrelly
Posted 10:38am 23/4/10

it's not even all of them :P

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MatchFixah
Posted 11:02am 23/4/10

I want to see in game images!

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bLaZe
Posted 06:53pm 23/4/10

kudos for bringing up our experience with online play. Its sad that developers including a simple filter for ping/location is still the exception rather than the rule. Especially with the transition of multi-player from the dying arcades to the internet.

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